If You Put Vinegar in Your Toilet Tank And Flush After 10 Minutes This Happens
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- No one wants to clean the bathroom, but we all enjoy and appreciate it when the bathroom is clean. It may be surprising, but there are many ways you can cut the time you spend cleaning and have a cleaner bathroom. You don't have to rush out and buy fancy products or commercial cleaners.
All you need are these 6 simple cleaning tips to keep your bathroom cleaner without the use of harsh chemicals. In no time at all and at very little added cost, your bathroom will be fresh and sparkling.
1.Clean the tank
How often do you open the tank of your toilet and peak inside?
if you take a look at the depth it’s a breeding ground for hard water stains, mold, mildew and bacteria. So whenever you start your toilet cleaning endeavors, start with the water tank to help keep your toilet bowl cleaner between uses. Pour 1 cup of vinegar into the tank. Allow to sit while you clean. Then flush 2-3 times to rinse out the tank.
2.Make This Natural Toilet Cleaner
In a glass bowl, mix together ½ cup Baking Soda, 10-15 drops of lemon essential oil and 1 cup of vinegar. Vinegar react with the baking soda for a great foaming action in your bowl. Pour the mixture into your toilet bowl and give the bowl a good scrub with your toilet brush. You’ll love the smell of lemon while doing the dirty job which makes cleaning toilets much more bearable.
3.Use vinegar to remove hard water stains
Hard water leaves a visible build up around the handles of your bathroom taps that is almost impossible to remove. Something as simple as using pure vinegar would remove the unsightly buildup from your bathroom faucets. Simply soak paper towels in vinegar and wrap them around the problem areas for 10 minutes before rinsing with water.
4.Vacuum the exhaust fan
Unless you look up, you probably don't remember to clean your bathroom exhaust fan very often. Dust can build up and prevent it from working well. All you need to do is give it a quick vacuum. If it's been a while between cleanings, you may need to give the cover a quick scrub under running water to get it looking like new again.
5.Whiten your grout
You don't need bleach or other harsh chemicals to return your grout to a sparkling white. All you need to clean grout is baking soda, vinegar and a small scrub brush or toothbrush. The cleaners are safe enough, you can even recruit your children to help.
6.Clean the tub with no scrubbing
Getting down on your hands and knees to scrub the tub is a huge task. Soap scum, hard water deposits, rust stains are not easy to deal with you no longer have to scrub. simply uses a combination of cleaning vinegar and Dawn dish soap to clean your tub without scrubbing. Heat the vinegar in the microwave for 1 minute. Pour both ingredients into a plastic spray bottle and spray evenly over the tub. In 30 minutes to 1 hour, come back and use a cleaning rag to wipe away all the grime and you’ll be amazed with the results.
When I run white vinegar through the coffee pot to clean it, I then take that vinegar and pour it into the toilet tank. (Flush first) That way you get two uses out of it instead of one.
clever!
Hey, Ken
Just be sure you don't do it the other way around.
That _does_ seem like a good idea!
I'm _extremely_ regular about running the vinegar through the coffee pot every quarter; I'll definitely think about your suggestion next time !
Very good suggestion. thanks.
I pour the vinegar back into a bottle/jar labeled coffee pot cleaner and use it over and over. Replenish as necessary. Lots more than 2 uses
For tub/shower: equal parts vinegar and blue Dawn dishsoap (you can add water to make it less thick), heat nice and warm in microwave, spray on tub/shower with spray bottle. Let sit for 30-60 minutes. Rinse, scrub lightly with a clean cloth, rinse again. I've done it on plastic, ceramic tub, ceramic tile....works great with minimal effort.
Gonna try this
Does it has to be Dawn dish wash? I don't think its available in my country
@@esha5524 Any dishsoap would probably be fine. Dawn is thick (concentrated) and that helps the solution stay on the surface you are cleaning; whereas a thin soap plus the vinegar will probably run down the surface too quickly.
Thanks for this video🌟 We are moving into a new apartment, which is supposed to be existing. When the agent opened the door, the previous tenant hasn't been their for 3 weeks and have been smoking😱 All windows were closed for the entire time. So glad for people that can assist with these kind of knowledge🌸
That was some great cleaning tips. I've been using all of these products for cleaning for many years. They work just like your video says. GREAT! If you shop around places like "Big Lots" are cheaper on vinegar about $0.50 gl. Vinegar is also your laundrys best friend. Thanks c. mason
I'm glad I don't have to deal with cleaning toilets, bathrooms, mowing the lawn and so on, for the next 11 years. I have five unruly teens living in my house (5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms) they all often get into trouble (fights, lying, disobedience etc.) and get to do all of these things; it builds character.
@Oscar B - I used to give the recalcitrant/sullen teenager a choice - based on whatever I didn't want to do. "Would you like to dust and polish all the furniture, or scrub the shower?" kind of choice.
They've all turned out well able to budget and keep a tidy house. Knowing how to do something well, and looking at your handiwork with pride, isn't a bad thing to teach your kids. They've all been able to cook a family meal since age ten too. Life skills are never wasted.
Oscar B uhh
@@Kayenne54 That works with kids. But my husband... If I try to make my own work easier and say "Would you like eggs or toast for breakfast?" and he'll say both. 😭 So hopefully your kids won't get creative and say "None."
Lol i thought halfway through you were going to say you dont bother cleaning
@Oscar B • sounds as if you actually don't want your kids to "behave" as you NEED them to clean... 😉
Huge thank you for this video! I’m nesting and I needed a real solution to clean the toilet bowl. It always seemed to get dirty so fast but now I know why. I loved that I didn’t even have to drive to the store to buy products. I can already tell a difference!! Definitely saving this video, thank you!!
Pardon me new-mother-to be. Bathrooms get gross because men can’t completely hit that huge circle in front of them! I say simply men spray everywhere! I’m getting a CSI blue ray gun to prove my point. I had to replace the heating vents in the bathroom when the boys were home. A rug near the toilet? Nice for the toes. Or is it? Look at the wall right next to the toilet. I could go on but Why? My suggestion? Throw him out before the baby comes, QUICK! Not out of their house..We love the guy! Out of your Master Bathroom! He can do what he needs to downstairs. How have I been surviving 43 years of marriage? Got a cleaning lady 30yrs agp. We are all happy now. Best investment ever.🤩🤩🤩
@@bcfriardoyle7697 You need a cleaning lady to do a simple task? Laziness! Seems you are afraid of getting your hands dirty. lmao
Thank you for sharing. Concise and informative, no annoying music and a pleasant voice. Happy cleaning from Las Vegas, NV 10/11/2018
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I always use vinegar and baking soda for all cleaning tasks.This is powerful cleaning that does a marvelous job!!!
I agree, with vinegar, water and baking soda,that does wonders,plus you can use it to clean the floors with natural product not all those dangerous chemicals. Try it.
Having been using those for cleaning since I was pregnant with my oldest.
@@ourcreativebeehive When you think of Vinnegar,& Baking Soda, plus water this product is superior, healthier to use to clean stains from toilets floors,walls, plus it is good to mop up floors, instead of those commercial cleaners, does a superior job,.than those cleaners.that doen*t convince me, you can use it on a lot things it.is healthier , safer for the environment, non hazardous, plus another of the so many uses that I also can use it for, is with this concentration you can make your own fertilizer for some awesome looking plants, gives the plants those added nutrients so necessary for an awesome plant, kills the bugs that.do harm to the plants or vegetables nor fruits plus it is cheaper, another use I find you can use is to clean refrigerators, leaving them nice & clean, plus if you have a car, the wiper blades,the black rubber part with all the rain, & impurities going on the windshield I get a paper towel or piece o f cloth, then you pass it from left to right you would be surprised how clean they leave those blades, plus I have tried it on close and it leaves them nice & clean,👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Vinegar is great for laundry... Esp. Bedsheets
Most of the talk here is about the vinegar, but baking powder and bicarbonate of soda on their own are great cleaners. Either one works well if you've got something badly burned onto a saucepan or frying pan. Put a tiny amount of water in the pan and then sprinkle on the powder and let it sit. The dirtier it gets in colour, the more it's reacted to the burned material. After a short while, you can just wipe the burned stuff off easily - no scrubbing.
If the pan is just blackened, but with nothing cooked on, vinegar is better. It dissolves the blackening and leaves the pan like new.
Mix in spray bottle: 1/4 cup of white vinegar,2 1/2 cups water,1 tablespoon Dawn dish soap. Shake ,and clean away.
Great tips! I’ve been cleaning the bathroom with vinegar for a while. It also does a great job of cleaning the inter workings of Keurig machines as well.
I have a Hamilton Beach and they actually said to use vinager to clean, which is no surprise, I've been using vinager to clean my coffee pots for as long as I can remember .
Just do not mix it with baking soda because that renders the vinegar useless.
Most excellent information and educational video!
Thank you so much for sharing this knowledge!
I use baking soda to brighten and soften my clothes too. I also use vinegar and baking soda as a main laundry detergent when I've run out of detergent. Works very well and gets rid of odours.
TheRealNoodles 6
Uhh... this is a meme, right?
Vinegar is hard on washing machine
@@dixiebell3253 The He machines can start smelling and it is recommended to run the machine with distilled vinegar now and then.
Dixie Bell, vinegar being hard on washers is what repairmen will tell you if they want the job security of annually cleaning washers. My washer is 20 years old, and I've never had a problem with it. My Sears annual check with warranty man likes to check mine, because there's little to clean, so less work for him.
I'll t ry them. Your tips sound like quite simple procedures, using inexpensive chemicals. Thank you. JL
White vinegar is good for everything, in the house, mold, mildew, tub, glass, you name it , it's great, apple cider, or apple 2 cups in your tub and soak, good for body ordor, under-arms, soak your feets, etc. etc.
WOW. Vinegar is as precious to cleaning as water is to the body.
There are multiple ways to use vinegar. I use vinegar in the rinse cycle when washing clothes - it cuts the soap residue on clothes, to prevent your whites from turning gray from soap buildup. Once clothes are dry, there won't be a lingering vinegar smell.
Gracie Smith. Vinegar also cleans your drip coffee maker.
I use vinegar daily too - it has so many uses, works better than most proprietary products and is safe, non polluting and non toxic.
It's also a natural disinfectant.
I never use fabric softener. Only a cup of "white" (distilled) vinegar in the rinse water.
I don't get soap residue on my clothes and never have in perhaps 7 or 8 different washing machines over the last 50 years, and my whites only turn grey if I wash them in with dark coloured stuff. Perhaps it's your washing machine which is the problem.
It's all the techniques my grandma used but we've forgotten. Thanks for reminding me there's an alternative to chemicals
Greg Grimer good point I meant like the toxins that are present in products such as lemon bleach etc
@@jonny5777 Try some backyard mushrooms for a totally organic and vegan toxin.
You wrote, "Thanks for reminding me there's an alternative to chemicals"
Guess what, CH3COOH. (Vinegar) and NaHCO3 (baking soda) are two chemicals!
Which when added together releases lots of CO2 (greenhouse gas) into the air + Water + Na CH3COO (This is the chemical that is used to give potato crisps their Salt and Vinegar flavour).
So what you are recommending to people is to scrub their homes with water and Salt and Vinegar flavoring after polluting the atmosphere with more Greenhouse gases.
I recently used Vinegar & Baking Soda to clean the drains in my bathroom, sink & shower, and now they both work wonderfully! I had to do it a few times, finally pouring hot water down each drain, but it did work.
Thanks for your video I will try these tips!😄🌹
Use hydrogen peroxide and baking soda on grout. DO NOT use vinegar. Grout is composed of cementitious mortar, which can be dissolved by acidic cleaners such as vinegar.
Does it take out mold?
I’ve used just vinegar and let it soak overnight and the work is done for me. No scrubbing! But sadly, then you have to mop up the gallon of vinegar. Rather mop than scrub. 2. Vid heard that Clorox cling toilet cleaner takes out mold. Apply use paper towels to help hold the liquid there. Wait 20 minutes, and mold should be gone, or scrub a little. 😉
Vinegar is also a fairly potent weed killer... just as good as Roundup. I use it between my patio pavers all the time.
I recently started putting a half cup of white vinegar in the dishwasher. Put the cup upright on the top rack with the vinegar in it. My dishes and especially glasses come sparkle clean. I dont buy chemical finish rinses for the dishes any more. Cheaper, works better and better for environment.
how do you know , have you done the experiments ?
mike dakin
What experiment? I actually do it. If you have a dishwasher and use finishing rinse to get rid of spots and haze on the glasses, try it. Half cup of white vinegar on the top rack.
@@charlesbaldoI was referring to your assertion that it was better for the environment . How do you know?
mike dakin
Thanks, i was wondering what experiment you refered to?? The after rinse is a chemical ageant. I use less of the chemical. Better for my family and i, we can eat the vinegar. it s somethng that nature breaks down easiily through oxidation process, no need for my local sewage treatment plant to clean, that results in economics as well, less taxes to clean waste water.
If you do try it, best to use the cup method, do not put in your dispenser. The vinegar will try to break down the seals in the dispenser.
@@charlesbaldothanks for the reply . You do realise vinegar is a 'chemical' too so how do you know it's better for the environment?
I am single man and my bathroom is something i never can seem to get clean..... I am going to try this and i hope it works.
Might be cheaper to find a wife 🤔😅🤣😅👍
@@harwoods11 might be easier, but it won't be cheaper :-)
The cleaning vinegar and blue dawn dish detergent does work. I've used this several times and a sparkling clean shower is the end result for me every time. I use the smallest bottle of Dawn per 1 c. to 1-1/2 c. vinegar.
So you use the entire bottle along with 1 - 1 1/2 C vinegar?
ginabows3030~ Good to know. I'm wondering if it *must* be Dawn liquid or will any dishwashing liquid work.
@@rubytuesday5412 not sure why dawn seems to work best. It is the best dish detergent out there.
Minda TeeGee~ Thanks for answering. I don't live in th US and not sure if we have it here in Australia.
@@rubytuesday5412 I use Palmolive and vinegar it works the best!!
Interesting thanks for the tips
Vinegar, baking and salt mix is amazing!
Lots of helpful hints , thanks for sharing ~
I normally love cleaning with bleach products but I’m currently pregnant and the smell makes nauseous. The results I had with the vinegar in my tank and the tub cleaner have me forever converted!!!
Ox clean basically makes peroxide. you can use it with vinegar or by itself.
Be careful what you put in tank as it can destroy the flush gasket..I know I ruined two before I knew this
What exactly did you put in there? I was thinking of using those Clorox bleach pucks
@@HomegrownTyrone - Nope! Don’t do it! ALL chlorine bleach related products will wreak havoc in your upper tank! Try using something like the Fluidmaster Flush N Sparkle system that allows you to bypass the tank and all it’s fragile hardware!
@@HomegrownTyrone the Clorox tabs will eat your seals. Just replaced mine for the second time today.
Bleach to clean toilet also ruins seals.
Peroxide and baking soda.
Thanks!! I really appreciate this!
Mixing baking soda with vinegar makes them neutral, use vinegar to dissolve lime deposits and baking soda ( sodium bicarbonate ) paste for scrubbing away stains on surfaces.
Most of this information sounds good, but do NOT use vinegar on grout - it will, over time, dissolve it.
True.
Vinegar and baking soda neutralise each other creating water - so some of this is useless.
vinegar & water for windows (use newspaper to wipe /leaves no streaks)
Excellent explanation
Thank you so much
Vinegar is an acid, but pretty mild and safe. It's effective on hard water deposits because it basically melts them. If you scout around your grocery store in the cleaning aisle, you'll find cleaning vinegar much cheaper than dietary (eatin' vinegar is 5% concentration; cleaning is 6%). Be a little careful slinging the stuff around because, mild it is, but acid it is. BTW, a drop of vinegar, applied to automobile window washer sprayer, will take off hard water salts. Rinse thoroughly after a few minutes, and keep the vinegar off any other surface (I use a toothpick to wet the sprayer).
"Peak" is the tip of something, the summit of a mountain, the highest achievement, etc. "Peek" is what we do when looking at something. ;-)
Potato
To this day, girls pique my interest.....and always will!
Thanks for the great tips. I have quartz, so no acids allowed in those places. In a spray bottle: 1 pint water, 1/4 cup rubbing alcohol, 5 drops blue Dawn dish detergent. Spray onto quartz, clean with microfiber cloth, dry wit clean & dry microfiber cloth. Cheat, quick, easy, works well.
Great tips!
What are the proportions for the vinegar/dishsoap tub cleaner?
How much vinegar do you heat in the microwave before adding to the dishwashing liquid to spray on the bath?
I LOVE using vinegar for everything
My mouth is watering just looking at it
Leave a bowl of vinegar out in the open overnight and it will eliminate the smell of smoke.
What kind of mouth breather still smokes indoors?
@@barnacleq9341 Smoke outside and keep the vinegar for your fish and chips
@@barnacleq9341 bbq smoke
@@barnacleq9341 some people live with smokers and dont have much of a choice in it
Cassie Tad sure they do, they can move out.
I find what works for me in cleaning my bathroom is Lysol toilet bowl cleaner, Clorox cleaning towels, Clean Shower shower spray, Windex glass cleaner and some paper towels. Application of said products in a regular manner on various bathroom fixtures works wonders. And if you want a nice lemony smell, you can figure that out for yourself.
Have been using vinegar to clean toilets for years. Removes the hard water and mineral build up effortlessly.
Vinegar is great in the kitchen too we mix a spray bottle with one part vinegar and 6-7 parts water great for table and counter tops and it’s edible so who cares what it gets on
I'll send this to my wife just to stir her up. Thanks man.
lol!
Hahaha you just got me in trouble....Here i go!
The vinegar and bicarb combination is often mentioned and recommended but actually not very effective. The foaming reaction just looks impressive that's all.
LMAO 🤣
Hydrochloric acid works way, waaaaay better and is infinitely more effective at sorting out and cleaning the toilet than baking soda and vinegar.
True. Baking soda is alkaline, vinegar is acid. Mix the two together and they neutralize each other. That's when the foaming happens, and at the end, you're left with nothing much more effective than water.
Literally everyone is completely missing the point & steps:
1. you're supposed to use baking soda first, which is abrasive and a base to scrub the tank.
2. Then use hot vinegar which I use to clean my stove or run through mine coffee maker, and then pour that in and let it sit.
3. It is magic and it really does work
It's extremely effective at unclogging sings and toilets. I've used it many many times when other methods wouldn't work.
I use white vinegar and Dawn soap with a little peroxide. I stopped buying cleaners years ago. Works amazingly well on soap scum. Spray the show curtain too. no scrubbing. I don't use anything else. I use it in every laundry load I do. It deodorizes and softens clothes naturally.
These items in our home have been cleaned since the beginning. I do use some other cleaners based on product loyalty and stocks.
This dude is narrator of multiple youtube accounts 🤣🤣🤣 its all good tho, i ded like the videos as they are def interesting
The actual reaction, when baking soda and vinegar are mixed, is supposed to help shift ground-in dirt, especially in hard to reach places. I think it is an environmentally friendly alternative to those spray foam cleaners that you can buy.
Good tips! Thanks!
DEMONSTRATION 👍 GREAT IDEA GREAT. WILL B TRYING THINKING ABOUT GROUT 2DAY..
I find it easy to clean the grout with inexpensive tooth paste. Cleans the grout in one to two strokes and simply wipe the residue with a damp cloth.
Thanks for the tip!
Imagines someone replying “My toothbrush tastes odd after doing this.”
Come and do my shower then please if it's that easy.
Yvonne: So are you saying toothpaste is inimical to grout stains?
I've done this. Get a cheap tube of toothpaste, dollar tree or dollar store for a $1, hard bristle toothbrush. Works for cleaning jewelry too.
This video has been sponsored by the vinegar makers association of America lol
Lik e all the tips thank you
Hi 👋🏽 thanks 🙏🏽 I will try
How much vinegar and dawn ? Is it 1 cup vinegar and 1 cup dawn? Thanks!
I doubt you need that much Dawn but I have the same question.
I think this guy used to do the voice for the Facts Verse segments .
Does vinigar desolve the mineral build up? And does it work better with baking soda?
Vinegar is essentially a dilute solution of Acetic (ethanoic) acid (CH3COOH) which is a carboxylic acid
I use a water softener for my home's internal pipes. So, I never have to deal with water marks, stains, or buildups on my plumbing fixtures, countertops or mirrors.
Fuck your white privilege!
@@1905elm - Haha!
@@1905elm Stay in school and get a decent job.
We just buy a new house when the bathroom needs cleaning
Mark Olsen 😂😂😂 right... it’s definitely that serious
When cars has ashtrays we got a new when it was full too lol
Hahahah
My dad does that with cars. If his car needs a repair, he just trades it in for a new one. Lol
Lol.
@Natural Solution how much dawn for the bathtub vinegar/dawn spray??
Priceless how these everyday methods of our mothers' and grandmothers' generations come back as "secret recipes" (and I'm not talking about this video, it's cool - but a lot of other sitees where these methods are presented as sensational new ideas) - I'm not even that old, and I remember regularly using stuff like vinegar, lemon juice and baking soda to clean and descale bathroom surfaces and make metal surfaces shine in the 70"s and 80's And not because they were hip, but because there were few really useful cleaning detergents aand limescale solvents in the shops. But that's life: everyday methods and tricks sink to the bottom, and some eventually come back up ;)
The correct word is "peek," not "peak." I put vinegar in my toilet tank to dissolve lime deposits.
This video was sponsored by: Vinegar
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Lol 😂
Big vinegar up to it's old tricks again.
@@Scottagecheese1979 LOL!!!
What?
I use 1/2 gall of vinegar in my clothes and dishwashers every six months, no clothes or dishes of course, on a complete cycle. A plumber gave me this tip.
Came here to say that I tried the vinegar in the tank trick, twice. It didn't work.
Me too. Nothing !
Glitzy Glam you may need a higher concentration of acetic acid.
I heard to use citric acid in ur tank
Yes get the highest grade of acid. That should work 😁
Try sulfuric acid
This is what I use throught out the house exception is my wooden furniture and antiques. Which I use oil like coconut lemon or Olive oil .they all look great after the oil is absorbed.
queen sting bn
I use vinegar for almost everything except my granite countertops, alcohol, water and drops of dish soap.
Can't use it on granite countertops? Why?
@africansnowqueen do not use vinegar on granite. The acid in the vinegar breaks down natural stone.
Alcohol must be at least 70 percent Alcohol to kill germs so buy 70 percent and you don't have to dilute with water.
Add 5 drops of dish soap, shake together,.
@naseem hany “over time” the vinegar acid eats through the sealant on natural stone countertops etc
I add a cup of vinegar to each load of laundry to remove any unwanted smells.
Vinegar and baking soda help remove animal urine stains and smells.
I too add vinegar to the laundry. It also reduces the need for softener, since neutralizing the minerals also makes the clothes feel softer w/o adding Downey, which tends to get gummy and gloppy if you don't use it fast enough (I don't).
PLUS, Vinegar is CHEAP compared to softener, (though admittedly NOT as soft).
@@josephgaviota I have the wool dryer balls. I add essential oils to one of the balls. Just a few drops and it give my laundry natural scent as well as it takes less time to dry my laundry.
@@TracyMarie71 I have dryer balls too. They're very good. I like the idea of a few drops of essential oil on one of them.
Can you use any type of vinegar for cleaning?
Can someone please explain to me why everyone mixes baking soda and vinegar together and then cleans with it? I mean, after they are mixed, you neutralize them and you are pretty much left with salt water. I can see polishing or scrubbing with baking soda, and trying to break stuff down with the acidity of vinegar...but why mix them? Fizzing and foaming does not inherently mean you are cleaning. The only time this seems to make sense to me is if you just need some rapidly expanding gasses to move something that is already broken down. Hmm...I'm open to fact-based education on this.
I have been wondering the same thing. You see this suggestion so often, and it never made sense to me
@Commander Shepard.......you are 100% correct. I was thinking the same thing as I was watching this.
Because all the geniuses who slept through Chemistry don't have any idea what an acid or a base is.
I just said last night how I hate that everyone thinks the kindergarten magic volcano made them a chemist. It’s a waste of resources to mix an acid with a base. “But it bubbles” they say… Bibles are cleaning action. 3% of the population has to take care of 97% of the population.
@@theunsophisticatedplatypus4685
Perhaps the bubbles contain co2... which dissolves in water... and creates carbonic acid... h2 co3... which does the cleaning
According to wiki....Carbonic acid dissolves limestone and may break down some of the mineral build-up.
Hate scrubbing your bathtub?
Get a bottle of cheap shampoo, like Amber VO5. "Paint," (smooth on) your tub with the shampoo. Let it stand for an hour or two, and rinse.
A professional housecleaner told me about this, and it works beautifully.
Great tip.
@Brenda Lester Mam I have Head & Shoulders Classic Clean (Anti dandruff) shampoo. Will that work too? Will it give me the same great results?
@@The_Beast_666 V05 costs about a dollar, much cheaper than any others.
very good tips
Cleaning vinegar is best. You can buy it at the Dollar Tree. It is 20 percent more acidic than regular white distilled vinegar.
What are the proportions of vinegar and Dawn dish liquid for the spray?
For the tub, what are the measurements of dawn and vinegar?
mostly water with just a capful or two of vinegar added and a few drops of Dawn. UPend a few times (don't shake) to mix. Spray as needed.
VIDEOHEREBOB I
Put equal parts of warm vinegar and dawn in a spray bottle, no water needed.
@@watchgoose
1 cup of original Dawn and 1 cup white vinegar mixed together in spray bottle. Can carefully heat in microwave safe container for 1 minute before using (optional).
I tried the Dawn & vinegar warmed in a spray bottle.let it soak in my tub I did nothing but stink while it was soaking.
I use a pumice stone to scrub clean any hard water stains in a matter of a minute or 2 !!!!
Me, too. Wal-Mart and Home Depot sell it, BUT I also find it (the identical brand) for only $1 at the Dollar Tree and at the 99 Cents stores, too.
@@q7jdwomfvkbj74 : Better than having a yellowish hard-water ring in your toilet.
Thanks.
Very useful tips
Baking soda and vinegar is great for cleaning just about anything.
It essentially just makes salt water
I am a chemist. Ask anyone who tells you to mix baking soda and vinegar for cleaning purposes and they can't explain why you should use baking soda. Skip the baking soda and use vinegar full strength.
Pretentious Pilates it becomes acidic, hence killing germs..
The baking soda acts as an abrasive, like soft scrub. I don't think it enhances it chemically.
Pretentious Pilates
Pretentious Pilates - I've seen many other videos like this one that advise mixing baking soda and vinegar as a solution singly or with other ingredients and consider them a waste of the baking soda. Baking soda works fine as a cleaner when moistened with water into a low abrasion paste. Vinegar works fine as a low acid grease cutter. The only time I combine them is not in a solution but an initial dose of baking soda followed by undiluted vinegar in my drains. There the foaming action works and can easily be followed by flushing any residue with water so the acidic vinegar does no long term damage to expensive plumbing.
I keep a 1 to 1 ratio of vinegar and water in a spray bottle in my kitchen and use it multiple times a day on my stovetop and counters. An immediate wipe down of hard surfaces cuts any grease. If I get behind, I use diluted Simple Green. You can also use the remains of a lemon and, if needed, add kosher salt as an abrasive. Lemon residue needs to be wiped off with water whereas vinegar residue does not need to be wiped from most kitchen surfaces. Reports I've read say the slightly acidic vinegar residue is inimical to bacteria and helps prevent their growth.
but no one is scrubbing with it, they just like to see it foam. The problem is that the acid vinegar and the alkaline soda are neutralizing each other, so there is no point.
thank you
Thank u sir...
This is how I clean my bathroom: i have a cleaning lady.
Wisest of them all.
You bitch
Lucky.
@@1905elm 🤣🤣🤣
We all aren't Filipino you know!😂😋 j.😁
So you are saying my toilet bowl should be full of piss and vinegar!
oceanic16 Good one!!!
oceanic16 - I believe people flush their toliets before doing the cleaning process.
oceanic16 Of course they do but you must admit the analogy was pretty funny.😜
Brilliant.
Better than any jokes you'll hear on late night tv. ; )
Awesome 👌👍
Muy buen video
Por favor con títulos en español 🙏🤷♀️ Gracias.
Would it be as effective without the lemon?
I think the lemon was just for a good smell. I'm sure it would work without it.
this is useful
Electro swing #1
This is a good video. This is the second time I've come across the vinegar-soaked paper towels around the faucets tip. Mine has a problem I've not been able to remove... It must be hard water. I will be trying this tip.
Also I saw this tip for making critic acid toilet bombs. The vinegar+baking soda in my toilet is not enough, so I'm going to try the toilet bombs. Also the vinegar in the tank is an excellent idea.
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toilet bombs seem more of a novelty, even the borax paste only softened the outer layers of the buildup when i just did this clean.
It's all true!
This stuff works great if you go back over everthing with Ajax
Hahaha my favorite comment....😍
Me mas, (mothers), straight go to, best regards from County Durham England.
I was just wondering if Tony Orlando and Dawn will work?
Only if you first tie a yellow ribbon round the bath.
So 1975...
A peak is a summit, a PEEK is a quick look.
… and a Pique , well don’t even get me started unless it’s a pic then it’s all good
Thank you so much for the video.